New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-08
PERSONAL.

Professor Gugielmo DArcais. teacher Of Spanish
and Italian in the Amherst summer School, has just
conf leted translation into Spanish of Helen Hunt
Jac.son's novel mona" Professor DArals is much
about Mrs. JacasOn, who was born ana lassed nore
than baf her Life at Amherst.
The late Francis Gardner long at the head of tho
Boston Latin school, say that The only salts
faction In lfe Is ia being rs Saucy as You please.
Tho Rev stopford Wentworth Brooke, of Boston,
has returned from long visit to California and sailed
yesterday for his old home In England
Subscription lists have been opened at Newport
for a monument TO the late General c. X. Warren Of
that city, to be erected at Gettysburg.
at must be done." said the President accepting the
st. Louis invitation So This remark, says wash
lngton correspondent of The Philadelphia Record
SO pleased the Louis delegation that they made
f. the watchword Of their visit. While they here
whom they went to Mount Vernon and when they lefo
Dor home every other word seems TO have been 1t
must be DONE Whether the proposition had been to
take drink the train to pay I'll or call, the reply
chorused by many of tho delegates as heaat 1t was
always the same, must be done. Before they left
tor ST. Louis they had 1t must be done painted on
long stb of cotton and tackled on the side OF their
principal When the President Shall eet out To 81
Louis he Will find IL everywhere. In tho next CAM
paign according TO some OF the ssouranS, the trans
parencies viii all this legend Tor reelection,
Grover Cleveland, of New-Iork-It must be done"
Tho Rev DR. A. J. Upson, for many years a
member Of the faculty of hamilton College, Is hope
iesSly Ill at Statewide Spring, N L.
Senator German leaves Washington to-day for
Long Branch and Saratoga
Justice Field, Of the United States Supreme Court,
takes his place On the circuit bench los Angeles,
Cal. to-day.
Senator cect Pasco of Florida, is visiting friends
at Maiden, Mass
The Rev. DR.. Abbott Z. Kittredge, Of this city,
preached yesterday and will preach next Sunday In
eIe Berkeley-st. church, Boston. He formerly was
settled in Charestown.
The young King of spain, says Pail Nal Ca
zette' writer, was year old on juno Is. The
Talors Guild OF Madrid, respectfully asked permits
sion of Queen Christina to present his juvenile Maj
esty with his first uniform. The Queen Regent
chcerfulIy gave her assent, and the talors are
busy cutting and sewing, out Of re finest cloth
manufactured the smallest uniform that probably
ever made for monarch. 1t is deliberately trimmed
with real gold and much 0rnamented. The ques-
ton of and was submitted " the Queen
On his first birthday the King, who was enrolled In
90 army from his BIRTH to be promoted In
the spanish army the officers the insignia OF
rank the sleeve, hence it was necessary for the
taiIors to know his degree of rank. The queens
decision has not yet been made known tiny
sword, a veritable baby sword, with ailt Of gold
that Is said to be masterpiece of the jewellers
arC goes with this remarkable uniform.
Professor L. S. Morse of Salem, Mass, will attend
tho American Association meeting In uiis city and
then go to Europe for three months
The Hon George ID. Wise, Of Virginia, Is tray
cling In California